cijene mineralnih gnojiva

[JOSIP FERGUSON]

molim ako mi netko moze naci vazeci cjenik mineralnih gnojiva tvornice "ina-petrokemija"....

hitno mi treba, hvala.....

makar za ova najvaznija NPK KAN Urea...

[majs]

Daj broj faxa pa ti pošaljem

[pajdo]

Daj broj faxa pa ti pošaljem

Bi li bio problem da i ostali vidimo cijene?

Hvala!

[mladen]

i mi bi da znamo cjene

[Mata imt 540]

potpis

[mityoo]

de-to

[Fidelito]

Ovo baš nisu lokalne cijene mineralnih gnojiva, ali evo što se upravo događa u SAD-u u vezi cijena mineralnih gnojiva:

US Farmers, Retailers Locked In Fertilizer
Sales Standoff

A high-stakes game of chicken is unfolding between farmers
and fertilizer retailers as they negotiate who will absorb a
record-priced fertilizer inventory unsupported by the current
economic situation.
Farmers are looking at negative margins and cash corn
prices 14% lower than last December, while retailers are holding
fertilizer bought at the top of the market this spring and
summer. Farmers are holding off purchasing inputs, hoping
retailers will accept the loss and lower their prices, but retailers
are limited in the losses they can stomach.
In Missouri, prices for urea nitrogen and phosphate have
dropped about 35% since mid-summer, to 45 cents a pound and
75 cents, respectively. Phosphate is down about 25% to around
55 cents a pound.
Reluctance among farmers to make commitments to corn
fertilization strategies has some analysts and salesmen predicting
corn will hit record high prices by next summer, as the
clogged fertilizer marketing pipeline cannot clear in time to
usher enough product to the fields to nourish an average yield.
Corn requires more fertilizer use than soybeans or wheat in
order to achieve optimum yields.
One theory suggests that farmers will leave retailers on the
hook by planting more soybeans, a less fertilizer intensive crop
than corn. Several field reports from seed sales managers and
planting intentions surveys from private firms support this idea.
Farm Futures on Dec. 11 released a survey of planting
intentions predicting 2009 corn plantings to drop by almost 1
million acres while soybean acreage could jump 4 million acres
versus this year. The firm put 2009 U.S. corn acreage at 85.1
million acres and soybean area at 80.1 million.
Another private firm, Informa Economics, predicted Dec.
12 that soybeans would gain even more ground in 2009.
Informa said corn acreage would be reduced by 3.6 million
acres year-over-year to 82.29 million and soybeans area would
increase by more than 5.5 million acres to 81.46 million.
Some analysts feel the weaker supply forecast will drive corn
prices up but not in time to inspire much additional planting.
“It’s maybe too late,” said Bill Tierney, an analyst with consultancy
LMC International. “I think we’ve fouled the fertilizer
supply chain bad enough that even if [corn] price signals
change, [farmers] couldn’t get all the inputs to do it in the
spring.” Fertilizer retailers hope corn prices will shift enough to
convince farmers to begin unclogging the inventory pipeline.
“We’re full of high-priced product and farmers don’t want
to buy it because the markets are terrible and they don’t know
what’s going to happen,” said Joe Kennedy, plant manager of a
fertilizer dealership in Camden, Ind. “The whole retail market is
full of product. We’re all upside down.”
The manufacturers are dropping their prices for new tons,
but Kennedy said he sitting on “a season’s worth of product”
that he purchased at levels at about two times their current
wholesale value. Usually Kennedy sees “huge” prepaid fertilizer
commitments at the year-end and into the new year.
But, “it’s a different year in this industry like it is for everything
- [the farmers] don’t want to make a decision; they don’t
want to give us the money,” he said, adding, “I don’t want to
sell everything at a loss.”
Some farmer purchases of phosphate have been noted, “but
destocking at dealers/retailers amplifies the demand weakness for
producers,” said Citigroup analyst Brian Yu. Yu also noted that the
drop in domestic prices for nitrogen-providing ammonia in response
to weak demand improves margins for diammonium phosphate.
“The recurring theme appears to be that U.S. farmers have
profits to spend but are unwilling to subsidize their local retailer’s
high cost inventory and retailers say they cannot afford to lower
prices much until their high cost inventory is cleared,” Yu said.

Ukratko za one koji manje razumiju engleski:
Cijene mineralnih gnojiva doživjele su znatniji pad, a trgovci koji opskrbljuju mineralnim gnojivima poljoprivrednike prodaju po 'staroj' većoj cijeni jer su im i nabavne cijene u trenutku kupovine bile više nego danas. Poljoprivrednici ne žele kupiti gnojiva po većim cijenama jer su ionako u gubitku, a trgovci ne žele izgubiti novce koje imaju u gnojivu. Inače trgovci su očekivali dalji porast cijena gnojiva (vjerovatno su očekivali i rast cijena nafte) pa su se 'dobro' opskrbili (po visokim cijenama).

[pingo]

Švrljam arhivom i naletim na godinu i kusur dana star članak o poskupljenju gnojiva u Petrokemiji . Zanimljivo mi je da su iskoristili sliku mog traktora za tu crnu vijest o 44 % poskupljenju [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] ... dalje čitam kako su te 2008. godine u toj istoj Petrokemiji zgrnuli 56.4 milijuna kuna dobiti što je baš čudno sa 50 % skupljim proizvodom , jel ? [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] ... na kraju vidim da je friška vijest o prvom tromjesečju 2009. godine malo tmurnija te da su se obogatili za samo 2.9 milijuna kuna jer kao cijeli svijet bilježi pad potrošnje gnojiva pa tako i oni [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] . Mislim si , daj mu vratite cijenu u neku normalu tako da si ga seljaci mogu priuštiti u količinama koje im trebaju a ne da solimo kroz prste .

[paor]

(kn/q)	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008	2009
urea	129	156	150	155	132	146	146	220	284
kan	107	110	116	138	138	154	150	186	216
7-20-30	184	184	258	242	234	230	239	284	555
15-15-15	140	144	194	195	195	194	202	258	380

[deere power]

e sta bi ja dao da sam imao ovakve cijene kao sto je paor stavio u ovoj tabeli kod mene je bilo ovako nekao naravno bez kamata

urea 335
kan 250
15 450
7-20-30 700

pa ko voli nek izvoli tako je i sad

[kreso]

ja sam uzeo gnojivo umjesto love
NPK15-15-15= 334 kn
KAN = 198 kn

[pingo]

Danas mi je stiglo neko uvozno gnojivo , kažu iz Austrije . Šećerana ga dijeli svima koji na godinu siju šećernu repu . Možda ga je netko koristio ? U neku ruku mi je drago da je strano gnojivo našlo svoj put do mene jer smatram da je ovo naše bezobrazno skupo odnosno da bi baš kao i plavi dizel trebalo biti subvencionirano/jeftinije nego ga tuđinac može kupiti a ne da nam sa njim gule kožu sa leđa ... domaći dušmani !

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[deere power]

ne znam po kojoj cijeni si ga dobio al bili su ti ljudi sto prodaju taj eurofertil drzali predavanje tu kod nas i kad smo svi rekli da daju koju kilu za pokus odmah je predavanje zavrsilo a cijenu nisu smjeli ni rec jer je tad bilo duplo skuplje nego kutinsko

medjutim koristili su ga tu kod nas kad nije bilo drugog, ja nisam jos al uglavnom gnojivo ko gnojivo nije bilo nikakve razlike u odnosu na ovo iz kutine, ma sve su to isti lopovi

[Fidelito]

Pingo, pošto je to austrijsko gnojivo? Nekako mi se malo slaba čini formulacija 5-10-22.

[zrine89]

o bokca pa ti dobio euro palete ,ja sam ove godine koristio Austrijsko gnojivo za sjetvu psenice..
Jos pitanje dali su upute o skladistenju gnojiva na hrvatskome ?